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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
stnhen,s, ront.r,aIi watch.

The University School Club, Of Pc
tersburg, Will play match-game OF foot
ball with Richmond College students
Saturday about 1890 A. NJ.
The following is the organization OF
the Petersburg ciub Allen Potts, presi-
dent; Il. Osborne McCabe, treasurer
William Cameron, 'Jr., secretary-also
directors. Team Goal-Keeper, William
Ii. Rudd; Half Backs, f. o. McCabe
aud L. b. Petit Quarter Back, Allen
Potts Rushers and Substitutes, vii
liam Cameron, Jr., Hsirston, Hall, Ham
iton, Hood, Kobbe, Martin, Porter,
Williams, and Winston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
Rev. William Troy.
NoyEMBER s, 1887

NV tMDGh = 1OOfs
TO the E'ditOr Of the Dispatch:
Inotice you publish in your issue Of
to-day, under heading action Re
scinded," "that at the regular monthly
meeting Of the Second Baptist church
held last night the action OF tue meeting
Of oath Of October calling Rev. William
Troy to the pastorate was resc,nded."
Your informant has made the "wish
the father of the thought" No such
action was taken at our last meeting, as
the record will show, and Ishope in
Justice to our members you will make
the correction. WILLIAM II. Cox.
TIE item in question was brought TO
this Office by two colored men vino were
believed to be responsible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
Sent On for uorsesteaiing.

The continued case OF Andrew Peter
son, the young man claiming TO hail
from Boston, charged with stealing Q
horse and buggy of the vaiue OF $500,
the property Of c. +. Brnuer, was called
in the Police Court yesterday morning.
An examination resulted in the ac-
cused being sent on to the grand Jury.
TIE Dispatch published all OF the facts
in the case last Sunday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
Thanksgiving ia virginia.

Governor Lee has issued a proclama-
tion reciting whereas the President has
designated Thursday the oath as day
OF thanksgiving and prayer, that the
citizens Of this State are invited to as
semble at their houses of worship and
around their family affairs on the Oath Of
November to render thanks to Almighty
God for the many blessings He has be-
slowed uron rs during the past year and
with humility seek the divine favor Of
that God whose mercy reacheth unto the
heavens"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
speciai Attention 4. called

to the advertisement in The auction
column OF tue Household Furniture Of
Il. II. Duosbory, Esl., which is to he
sold at auction 10 day at 1890 o'clock at
his residence, No. 1908 east Marshall
street. Mr.. Duesberry, who is one Of
the best-bnown and most valuable Of
our citizens. has recently accepted a
very Important and responsible position
in St. Louis, and not wishing to remove
his furniture, which is OF excellent
quality, will sell it to-day without re-
serve, to which the attention OF the
public is called.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
Norfolk, L. D. Starke and W. A. Ed

Norfolk, L. D. Starke and W. A. Ed
wards
Richmond city. A. S. Buford, Fl. L..
Carter, John A. Curtis, and L. q. Tyler.
Total, SO.
REPUBLICANS ELECTED TO THE SENATE.
Rockingham, John Acker.
Lunenburg, NottowOy, and Bruins
wick, -.
Amelia, Cumberland, and Prince Ed
ward.
King George, &C..
Elizabeth City, &c, l.. NJ. Nance.
Total, 3.
REPUBLICANS ELECTED TO THE HOUSE.
Alexandria city and county, L. W.
Corbett.
AIlcghany, Bath, and Highland, A. NJ.
McClintic
Amelia and Nottoway, W. Il. Ash
(colOred).
Brunswick,
Charles City and New Kent, j. n.
Tinslcy.
Dinwiddie, A. W. Harris (colore6.
Elizabeth City, Warwick, James City,
and York,
FLOYD. - Mcneil.
Gloucester. - Roane.
Honrico, Edmund Waddill, Jr.
Henry, A. T.. Pedigo.
King William, Morgan Treat.
Louisa, W. G. Elan.
Mccklenburg, B. Baskerville (colored).
Montgomery, David Riner.
Norfolk county, q. A. Martin.
Nansemond, c. A. Causey (anti-Ma-
hone.
Petersburg city, Robert hcCardlish
and W. W. Evans.
Patrick, Z. Parr.
Prince George and Surry, Goodman
Brown (colored).
Rockingham, DR.. J. 3. Webb and J.
f. Sanger.
Scott, - Craft.
Total, q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
ogror, ,ne Farmers Convention.

Dr. b. Puryear, professor OF chemistry
in Richmond College, has left the city
for the National Convention of Farmers,
which meets this week in Chicago. pr.
Puryear was appointed delegate, end.
besides, will deliver one Of the principal
addresses on legislation in its relation to
agriculture. The ability OF the speaker
is guarantee that he will honor his city
and State as well as serve tho farmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
- NoT MADE 81.

W. W. Field (coloredN was charged
Observation-Disclosures A. Is. Guigon.
The defendant testified that he was
challenger at the Second precinct OF
jackson Ward, and when Field offered
10 vote and was asked the usual ques-
tiops he became offensive in his manner,
and sinking bis tist IN his (GulgOn's)
face threatened to get even with or lix
him. Sergeant Thomas came MP and ar
rested the accused, nnd had II not been
for The arrival Of other policemen seve-
rel NEGROES who rushed up for that pur-
pose would have taken the prisoner from
the "iiiccr.
C.p,sin Wise was a witness for the de-
flucr. lie knew nothing OF this particu-
lar charge, but wanted to testify as TO
Mr.. Guigon's conduct during the day.
10 this Mr.. Meredith objected, and the
Conrt sustained him, and a small tilt be-
tween Messrs. Wise and Meredith follow
ed. after which the witness testified,
giving Field q most excellent character.
Jrstice Richardson, in deciding the
case. said that there was some doubt as
10 the nature Of the threat. IL may be
that in using the expression e" will fix
YOU or viii get even with you he re-
ferred TO civil action for damages, or II
might have been IA threat against bis life.
He would therefore give him the benefit
OF the doubt and discharge him.
William Harris, James Brown, James
Braxton. Robert Jackson, William
Walker, Henry jenkins, and Richard
johnson we're charged with illegally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
A sen,a,,om rzpionec.

A sensational report was circulated in
the city last night that the jail in Chicago
in which the condemned Anarchists were
confined he'd been blown up, and that
many persons had been killed. The
Dispotch Office was flooded with queries,
by telephone and otherwise, as to the
truth OF the rumor, but no intcfma-
ton whatever was received from Chicago
or elsewhere through the regular chan
nels OF news. At o'clock this morning
Washington was questioned by telegraph
in regard to the matter, and the reply
was that there was nothing in il"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
The Hollywood Sewer.

It is strange that the Hollywood Com
panv do not make some active move
ment in the matter Of the Gtrocious nui-
sance that the city OF Richmond has per
petratod upon them in emptying great
sewer in their grounds.
So abominable is the smell It is quite
impossible for so,ae Of the lotowners to
visit the sections where their dead are
buried with any degree OF comfort.
The company. in the name Of these
lot-owners, ough, to make itself heard
in loud and continuous protest until the
nuisance is abafcl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
The Catholic Fair.

ST. Marys Hall was crowded last night,
The First Regiment Drum Corps made
excellent music with their flies, bugles,
and drums. Tonight all the societies OF
the Cathedral will assemble at their ball,
corner Ninth and Marshall, and march in
a body to the fair.
The voting is getting exciting. The
following have received the largest
number OF votes: yestments, Sacred
Heart parish gold-headed cane, W.
Dahron cake, Miss Lizzie Felthaus !;
statue OF the Blessed Virgin. Miss Mary
Halke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
supreme Court or Appeals Yestcr.

Anderson against the Commonwealth.
Further argued by George Bryan, Esq,
for the plaintiff in error and the Attor.
ney General for the Commonwealth and
submitted.
Waller aud Boggs against the COM
monwealth Argued by J. b. Sener,
Esq. for the plaintiffs in error, and Ed
mund Pendltton, Esq, for the Common
Wsalth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
Richmana rnrnire.

Tonight at the Theatre very novel
and interesting extibit;oa viii be given
by Professor Morris with his educated
dogs and ponies. In this exhibition ID
is asserted that all the animals Join with
pleasure and apparently with pride.
During the evening, besides showing the
wonderful ssgacity Of both dogs aud ps-
MES, there are some very interesting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
rhc Attempt to Tnke the BaiIot.Box.

The Judges OF election had finished
cornting the ballots at the First precinct
of Jackson Ward Tuesday evening when
the mob OF negroes came IN the back
door and demanded that the box be not
taken away. The three policemen pres
eut made circumstances, but finding
these unayailing were compelled to use
their clubs. During the .racas one OF
the negroes fired a pistol, but the ball
did 10 harm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
Locomotive WORKS.

AT meeting of the Board OF Directors
Of the Tanner & Delaney Engine Com
pany. held at the works OF the company
Yesterday, the name Of the company
was changed to "The Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works" with the
organization following-oficers: William
II. Trigg, president J. j. Montague,
vice-president; William Simpkin, A. s.
NJ. IT,, superintendent George +. Jones,
secretary; II. ID. Hudgins, treasurer.
Directors William Il. Irigg, T. William
Pembeiton, J. J. Montague, r. A. Ian
caster, T.. II. Mayo, w. ii. Palmer, 10.
seph Bryan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

"sciRLgr-FEygR having appeared 10 our
village, Darbys P:ophy lac;sc Ficid was used Tor
disafecting the college buildings Tho disease
mover went beyond a single case, either Ia tho
college or elsewhere where he Fluid was used.
Rec. Prsa G. =. Price, AubtDa, AIa.
Darbys Fluid slspels all forms Of epidemic
diseases by destroying the spores or germ poi
son that eause con,agion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

On Thursday tho 10th instant. from
ia. NJ. until Z. M., q Book Re
ceptiou y viii be held at the rooms u
the Woman's Christina Association.
on Main street second door above
Seventh street The public are invited
to come and bring one or more books 10
help fill the library OF this worthy insti-
tution
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
speaher orthe House.

Among the members Of the last House
Of Dclegates who are reelected are
Meesrs. Richard II. Cardwell, OF Hano-
yer. and Henry Il. Pollard, of King and
Queen, each Of whom often presided
over the body and was well known as a
parliamentarian. Inthe choice ofopcaker
no doubt their claims will have prctni'
ueut consideration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

scenes in which the comic element OF the
performers is strongly developed. :,
Theponies, after the exhibition, "hold
a levee. " to which the young ladies are
cordially invited by the manager.
At half-past 10 o'clock this morning
the parade will start from the Theatre,
and it will prove pleasing surprise TO
al who witness IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
The grO orDhans.

The Academy will doubtless be crowd
ed tonight, when Kate Claxton aud her
company appear in The Two Orphans.
This is A celebrated play, and Kate is
celebrated actress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

voting on Tuesday. The Judges of elec.
ton stated that the names of the parties
accused appeared on the lists of persons
convicted and disfranchised. Justice
Richardson sent up to the clerks Office
of the Busiings Court and obtained a
descriptive list Of the convicts. which in
no manner corresponded with the de
scupton. of the men who bad been ar
rested. besides the seven men proved
that they had never been arrested in
their lives. They were discharged.
SENT on FoE ILLEGAL VOTING.
A colored man named William Ovens
was charged with attempting to vote ille-
gally at the Second precinct of Monroe
Ward. Messrs. Elicit and Preston,
judge and challenger at this precinct,
stated that when the accused rendered
his ballot and offered to vote, upon be-
ing asked if he WAS the man who had
been convicted in the Hastings Court OF
felony, replied that he was the man.
From a statement made by Captain Wise
it appeared that Owens on Tuesday adj
vised with him about voting, and be-
laboring under Misrepresentation, told
him to 20 ahead and vote, that he was
not disqualified.
The accused was sent on TO the grand
jury.
FINED TWENTY DOLLARS.
jim Harris (colored) was before court
charged with carrying concealed wca-
pOns He was fined $40 and the pistol
was confscated This is the negro who
was arrested at the Second precinct,
jackson Ward, where he endeavored 60
shoot Detective Wren. Mr.. Wren says
that he has proof that Harris was pro-
missed $3.50 dollars If he would kill him.
Richmond Judges.
The name of the present incumbent,
Hon. Addison l.. Holiday, and that Of
ex-,judge FitZhugh are mentioned in
connection with the judgeship Of the
Richmond Chancery Court.
For Judge Of the Hastings Court
Messrs. S. B. Witt, ID. G. Richardson,
James Lyons, Jr., and Bev. I. Crump
are mentioned.
The Legislature at its approaching
session viii elect these judges.
Congratulations from Mr.. McAdoo.
The following telegram was received
yesterday from Congressman McAdoo
New YORK, November 9, 1887.
Colonci {. or. C0Warda:
am rejoiced at your great victory.
Virginia has made a noble fight.
May her skies ever be bright.
WILLIAM McADOO.
Directing from tie Northwest.
The following is from the great leader
of the Democracy in the Northwest:
ST. PAUL, MINI, November 9, 1887.
Hon. FjtzhUgh Ice:
Your Democratic friends here join me
in rendering our cordial and hearty con
gratulation upon your brilliant victory
il old Virginia. 7. II. KELLY.
God Bless The Richmond Press and
People.
[Lynchburg News.l
The news from Richmond is glorious ,
God bless her press and people They
made heroic fight against the COM
bined forces of Radicalism, Renegade
ism, and Socialism, and they have
Gained a signal triumDl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
DnUCN, MtDiCINES. &c.
I
|. /. SALES,
GRADUATE IN PHARMACY,
s10l NFNArIE STREET,
RiCuuCNp, Va,
sou can got
AswFgriNG REDUCTION ~ PRICES.

ASWFFrING REDUCTION ~ PRICES.
Boyts German Cologne, 49,; regular pri'o
-Four pounds of Best Mixed Bird seed for
.g.- regular pfIoc 90.
Nrs WINSTON soothing Syrup, 2o-; regular
} Dr. Bans Cough syrup, l5r.; regular price
.'-
TcIow.s >vaulown lily White per box, loc.;
ALr,6s Porous Piastors, Toe; regular price
Warmers Kidney and Luo- Cure, 81; regu-
iarman a Eemp'- Genuine Florida Water,
.|..- regular Tri-e. 4l-.
rrsrircrns TI'-. Per box, l5c.; regular
Boz, -ed T-eu-h Extracts for haudker-
-i...-. -. r.r ounce; regular price Jh.
~0It- Slel.', large. SL%', regular price
,r,,r. Specific. small. &C.: regular price 81.
fr..... N,,te aud Bone Lumeut. ljc;
rs i...rs Carbouc Mouth-W ash, 55o.
,.. .ae.' I..lei soap for 81.
Imported c.. -ns nj 81 per pint; regular
-.i Bly Rum at 50c. per pint; regular
~- SION Cod-Tivor ou. so,.
N..H. Iron aud Wine. ,5c.
Bitfers. 1ic-
... U...- lVrr llls. IT, 70 lOX.
Medical Discovery, 1l'.
...... a-,oumout of Hair, Tooth, ana
...... 10 reduced rates.
...4. ..t ali alOu .1tlc iine.
ae 2--Su. .ru6Th2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
MH. BELvIN's CASE.

Mr. Preston Belyin, prominent Dem
ocratic worker, was up on the charge OF
ohstructing aud delaying the election
held in the city Of Richmond November
6, 1887
Mr. c. Y. Meredith represented the
accused.
MIR. Bull, who preferred the charge,
said Tuesday night that he dId not de-
sire to prosecute the case, but yesterday
morning he had changed, and wished
the law to take its course.
MIR. Meredith then moved TO quash,
rs no specific charge had been made !;
that the general charge of delaying the
election was not sufficient. He desired
Mr.. Bull 10 swcac when, how, and in
vbnt manner Mr.. Bclyln delayed the
election. -.
Bull was sworn, and then charged Mr..
Belvin with delaying the election by
threats and intimidation.
Mr. Meredith: Who were intimi-
dated ?
Bull; Henry J. Moore and many
others.
Al this point Captain Wise asked the
liberty of speaking to Bull.
Alr. Meredith No, sir. | object 10
vour speaking to him until he has for
mu.ated his charge under oath.
Mr.. Wise: / have DO secrets with Mr..
Bull. but he has asked me to represent
him. and /, as counsel, say that he Cbulil
is not prepared TO 50 into an examina-
ton. He charges that the intimidation
was kept up all day, and 1t was necessary
To have time to Summon WITNESSES.
The case was continued until the 22d
Instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

Coucus AND COLDS. Those who are suffering
from Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, etc.. should
try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Sid oaiy IN
b1fca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
VHE FLORENCE NIGHTNGAI.R


il or THE NURSERY.
The following "a an extract from letter writ
ten to the German Re'oraed Messenger, At Cham.
bersbargh, Penn:
A BENEFACrRESS
Just open the door for her, and Mrs wtnsiow
viii prove the American Florence Nightingale
OF the Nursery. OF this We are - sure that no
win teach our "susy" TO say, "a blessing on
Mrs. wlnslow" for helping her TO survive and
escape the griping, colickine, and teethina
siege. MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child iroIa pain and cnres tys-
entery snd diarrh@a u soitens the sumA re-
duees Inflammation, cures wind-cclse. and car
ries the infant safely through the teeshlns Pc
riod. II performs precisely wha. IL professsa v
pegiora. every part OF is-noshiug issA We
have never seen Mira winslow-knou Der oaly
through the preparation Of her ~eeoOins
Syrup for Caildrcn Tes,hins" II ~ had ths
power We would mako hsF, - she = physioai
saviour 70 mo infant rss<A SOLD by sn aeas
gisn ~ cents po.llA ~ eeedlu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
Chamber OF Com nercs

The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF the Chamber OF Commerce
will be held this evening at 6 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
TIE PRECIOUS EYE.
S7f Cow l9r r,E Ig AND HOW YOU
ABB. 49,

Having been fn-'.-.I fo trn'th. ! beg leave 90
aIn.l 'N ". I'anv patron uDd irc punli" nt
large 'ia' .- ."Ir'.t'.Ie ! sheu examine Ae
ewes iffoo .h.f-e. sul Il requtrod adlu@ r-"h
SD .f'i AtLf~ 1ai lt l-fI ASSES ut q fuoi"tnin
-. a- a-" r. ..rr fp fenneiv inc Nar.cn7 opil al
i.r't r. nnf.rf Row trcminGly ttForc. IL i7
a. H.Al.H dyed fart ,hai nothing tnnds innro
=. nluI. I.. .rlf than wearing iuitrtor nr iin-
Inrr. r't'-r. most Invariably Procured 10y
tta-- eoft. n.Ilr fothinR preserve vision oofc
trau U.r a.r of slll'aile ones. Illustrated raia-
ias4D. mauri free on application. Beet ARil-
fl'iAL tft, hePt 90 hand ana inserted. Dr.
- Gtli-hI consulting Optciau, Si5 east Main
s.fte- O0.c hours: Iuul EOVombcr ,let. e3J
a. -. ull j.. 81; thereafter, iull nmc.
uo !NIt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

LES GALLERY. Tenth and Main streets Beat
Photographs taken. Lowest Prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
y,rREPROOF PAPER MAY BE

MADE SAYS n scientific exchange,
"from PUN, consisting OF one pori vcgeienle
hbrc Two parts 81 asbestos. one tonfh palt boraI,
AMI ono n!th part alum IL isa pity That tuch
so,f. os .ho one following cannot be written.
pt.n'rf or Otherwise preserved upon somo f0r,
. ,.i... ..licthic paper: MY wife suffered soYcn
,... .l vas bed.'iddcn, 100" said v. Z.
b Nmporla, Kansas, - numpcrot ply
i0 hclp her. Dr. Pcrcce '1oldcn
.oscry cured hcr." An druggists
...ly. Fyerybod ourhi 10 keep 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Church Trustees ADpoinied-JUry
nischarged-SuitIu Instituted. DC.

NnufcH ITUNtttS ]%BSVt"ANN -"HiJ
nischarged-SuitIu Instituted. DC.
Judge Wexford, of the City Circuit
Court, yesterday, on motion of the pro
per authorities, appointed james N.
Shields senior warden, Cyrus Bossieux
Junior warden, John f. Mayer treasurer,
and George X. Taylor register, as
trustees Of st. Johns Episcopal church
in the place of Thomas Potts. John +.
Glenn, and Peyton r. Carrington, the
present trustees of said church, and also
il the place of the same officers named
above, except ii. T. ". Southern, regis
ter. the trustees named in the deed to
the property upon which the Weddcll-
Memorial chapel has been erected and
which was conveyed to said trustee by
p. II. Mayo and wife and Mr.. and Mrs
Helms, &c, to hold the real Gnl
personal property belonging to said
church and to the Weddell-Memorial
chapel.
The jury in the case of Frank Mar
shall rs. James Woodall, for 5000
damages for false imprisonment. being
still unable to agree upon verdict was
discharged.
The case of Duffy & Leannala rs
The Loomis National Library Associa-
ton was docketed, two rule days having
been taken.
The following suit was instituted A.
G. Dickinson rs. c. L. Jones for breach
of contract. Damages placed at 50, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

,roks ago hat young cir. waq ihc
.i.Hn 0i hoalfh. Nicor. Iud beauty. Tho
..u hcI oAcoks uvaGed tlnt oi the rose;
was light and bauyaut noe eVc.y move
.... sas 70 revelation OF pcifrct pnysical health.
) .t ..N shr U.s. palud ana bnceard. aud nor SD
abundant vitality las given place 20 @ strange
. .f.c.. and la~s.fldc. What has caused this
...ures Functional irregularities. which can
~, .,'irof by Dr. pierce's FayoTite prcsctip-
fi-r.r remedy to which thousands OF women To-
tar oWc their lives. All druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
noorS. SWoEN. DC.

IF YOU HAVE A LONG THIN
foot, ,r q very broad fat foot. or any other sort
Of foot. except one having irish potatoes gro"ing
on tho sides, come 70 Tie Pace Block and try
some Of my sHoEs. ] carry them frOm narrow
A 70 vide y.
noe ~ emeo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

4 pclio-t spcclac-Dr Saeo's ca,arrh Re-
mCIy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

All the precincts have been heard
from. Elan (Repu6lican) is elected to
the Legislature by a majority of lao.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

Leesburg: Loudoun county gives
John +. Kegan (Democrat), for the Honse
OF Delegates, $40 majority, and John
W. Kincheloe (Democrat), for floater
from Loudoun and Fauquier, 876 ma
ioritv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
God Bless The Richmond Press ant
People.

Uynchburg News.l
The news from Richmond is glorious
God bless her press and people They
made a heroic fight against the COM
bined forces of Radicalism, Renegade
ism, and Socialism, and they have
gained a signal triumph.